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The article compares shadow banking reforms by the FSB, USA, and EU to promote risk mitigation. The authors analyze the different approaches taken by these entities to address risks in the shadow banking sector. Key findings include differences in regulatory strategies and priorities among the FSB, USA, and EU, with a focus on enhancing transparency, reducing systemic risk, and improving market stability.